All Feathers
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Likely Red-tailed Hawk (also called the chickenhawk); identification is tentative from one feather.
Large flight feather, probably a secondary or inner primary; exact position cannot be determined from the photograph.
Likely domestic chicken (domestic fowl); exact breed or source bird cannot be identified from this feather.
Likely contour or soft body feather; exact tract is unclear.
Uncertain; possibly a domestic chicken feather
Likely a contour or loose ornamental body feather; exact position indeterminable
Likely Rock Pigeon (also Feral Pigeon or Rock Dove)
Several feathers are shown, likely wing flight feathers and/or tail feathers; exact positions are uncertain.
Likely Mallard (wild duck); species identification is uncertain from one feather.
Likely a wing feather, perhaps a secondary or covert; exact position cannot be established from the image.
Likely Barred Owl; also called the Hoot Owl. Identification from this single feather is tentative.
Likely a body or wing-covert feather; exact position cannot be determined.
Likely Barred Owl
Likely a wing flight feather, possibly a secondary; exact position is not discernible.
Likely Northern Mockingbird (also called Mockingbird); species identification is tentative from this small, detached specimen.
Two small barred feathers, probably wing or tail feathers; exact position cannot be determined.
Likely a small owl, possibly a screech-owl; exact species cannot be determined from this feather alone.
Small contour feather, likely from the body or wing coverts; exact placement is unclear.
Unidentified small bird; pale feather alone is not diagnostic
Small contour feather, possibly a body or covert feather
Likely Rock Pigeon (Feral Pigeon); exact species cannot be confirmed from this small, plain feather.
Small contour/body feather, likely from the body or covert region; exact placement is indeterminate.
Unidentified small bird; likely a domestic pigeon or dove
Downy contour feather or semiplume; exact position indeterminable
Likely Rock Pigeon (Feral Pigeon; also called Rock Dove), though the feather alone is not diagnostic.
Likely a wing flight feather, possibly a secondary; exact position cannot be determined from the photograph.
Likely chicken (domestic fowl); exact bird uncertain
Likely contour or covert feather; exact position indeterminate
Unidentified dark waterbird; possibly a duck or goose
Likely a wing feather, possibly a secondary or covert; position uncertain
Likely domestic pigeon (Rock Pigeon); exact source is uncertain from this pale feather.
Likely a small secondary flight feather or elongated contour feather; position cannot be determined confidently.
Unidentified bird; likely a pale down or body feather. Species cannot be identified reliably from this image.
Loose, fluffy body/down feather; precise type uncertain
Likely Wild Turkey (Turkey)
Likely a wing flight feather, though exact feather tract and position are uncertain from the photograph.
Likely Wild Turkey (Turkey)
Likely a wing flight feather, probably a secondary; exact position is uncertain from the photo.
Unidentified bird; possibly a pale domestic or craft feather. No reliable common-name identification is possible from this image.
A pale feather or feather-like specimen is visible under plastic; type and position cannot be determined.
Likely domestic chicken (also called chicken or fowl); the two feathers may come from different breeds or body regions.
Two feathers are shown. The long, narrow feather at right appears to be a patterned contour feather; the large feather at left may be a loose, ornamental or damaged body feather. Exact positions cannot be determined.
Likely Rock Pigeon (Feral Pigeon; also called Rock Dove)
Small contour feather, likely from the body or wing coverts; exact position cannot be determined.
Likely Common Raven (Northern Raven); identification is tentative from the feather alone.
Likely a wing flight feather, possibly a secondary; exact position cannot be established from this view.
Unidentified gray goose or large waterfowl; likely a Canada Goose
Likely a contour feather, possibly from the body or flank; exact position uncertain
Pheasant (likely Common Pheasant, also Ring-necked Pheasant)
Likely a tail feather (rectrix), as noted in the accompanying writing; exact tail position is uncertain.
Common Pheasant (Ring-necked Pheasant)
Likely an outer wing flight feather, as indicated by the visible handwritten label; exact remex position is uncertain.
Likely Wild Turkey (also Turkey); identification is tentative from a single feather.
Likely a tail feather (rectrix) or long wing feather; exact position cannot be established from the photo.
Likely a chicken (domestic fowl) feather; exact bird uncertain.
Likely a small wing or tail feather; position cannot be determined confidently.
Likely Wild Turkey; also called Turkey
Small contour feather, likely from the body or wing coverts; exact tract uncertain
Likely chicken (domestic fowl)
Likely a body or wing-covert feather; exact placement is unclear.
Unidentified bird; possibly a pigeon or dove (family Columbidae), but the image does not support a reliable species identification.
Small contour feather, possibly from the body or wing coverts; exact position is uncertain.
Unknown; possibly a large owl or other bird of prey
Likely a large contour or flight feather; exact position cannot be determined
Domestic chicken (domestic fowl)
Likely a soft body/contour feather, possibly from the breast or flank; exact position is indeterminable.
Unknown bird; species cannot be reliably identified from this feather alone.
Likely a small body contour feather with a fluffy basal portion; exact tract is indeterminate.
Most consistent with a Northern Flicker (Yellow-shafted or Red-shafted form); identification is uncertain from this small, worn feather.
Small contour feather, likely from the body or a covert; exact position cannot be determined.
Likely Wild Turkey; also called Turkey
Likely body or wing-covert feathers; exact tract and position are not determinable from the image.
Unknown; likely a large white domestic bird, such as a goose or swan
Large flight feather, likely a primary or secondary remex; exact position cannot be determined
Large dark waterbird, most likely a cormorant; exact species cannot be determined from this feather alone.
Likely a large wing flight feather, perhaps a primary or secondary; exact position is uncertain.
Large white domestic waterfowl, most likely domestic goose; domestic duck is also possible.
Large wing flight feathers, likely secondaries or inner primaries; exact positions cannot be determined from this view.
Unidentified bird feather; likely a pigeon or dove feather, though the image alone does not support a reliable species identification.
Likely a flight feather (wing or tail); exact position cannot be determined from the photo.
Unidentified bird; possibly a domestic chicken or another pale-bodied bird with dark-tipped feathers.
Likely small contour feathers or wing coverts; exact placement cannot be determined.